Wednesday - October 16, 2013

NJ Turns Bluer

Steve Lonegan got creamed at the polls in special election for state senator. Steve Lonegan is the closest thing to an actual Conservative that this state has seen in generations. He isn’t FAR RIGHT. He isn’t a NAZI (I know, I know, but. the media.) He isn’t RADICAL. He’s really just an actual Republican, a normal Conservative. When the GOP had the primary for Governor the other year, it was Lonegan against Chris Christie. Christie, who many on what little of the Right remains feel is AT BEST a RINO, seemed like a tax ‘n spend gun hating Democrat in comparison. But Steve frightens people somehow. He doesn’t spin the bullshit, nor does he sugar coat the turds. So Christie creamed him in the governor’s primary back then, and went on to win that race. Lonegan, still trying to be relevant, or in theory still trying to save and serve NJ, got his name in as the Republican in this current special election to replace a Senator. Cuz Lautenberg died after being Senator for 3871 years. Burn in Hell Frank, you disgusting crotchwipe. Burn forever.

But today’s race was Lonegan vs Booker. And Cory Booker destroyed him.

Booker is slightly Black, totally Left, and fully corrupt. He’s one of Obama’s sycophants, and thus has the media in his pocket. And he’s slightly Black. That’s all it takes. Oh, and it said (D) next to his name at the voting booth. So he wins. And he’ll be our new Senator for as long as he wants the job.

I haven’t seen the polling data, but I’ll bet you a donut it breaks down just as it always does. Us rubes up here in the NW corner, a fifth of the state in area but barely 1/20th in population, voted bright Red. So did the SE quarter, excluding Atlantic City. And there will be a red pocket in the middle, somewhere around Fort Dix in the Pine Barrens in the middle of the state. And ritzy northern Bergen County - not southern, only slightly upscale southern Bergen County, but the the tony northern part along the NY border - will be somewhat purple. Pity that these areas, call it half the land area, don’t have as much as half the population. Nope, that’s all in the urban areas. The rest of the state, including all the ghetto cities - Camden, Patterson, Passaic, Elizabeth, Perth Amboy, Plainfield, etc - blue on blue on blue. And that’s where all the people live. All the government dependent people. Like roaches, packed into sardine cans. Once you get past the urban Hola/Ebonix zones, most of the state is really not that populated.

I don’t know why we even bother to vote anymore. We never get represented. Flegh, even our “Republican” governor is a best a RINO. How about that, a hippo and a RINO at the same time.

I hate this state.

New Jersey Democrat Cory Booker on Wednesday won the state’s special Senate election – keeping the open seat for his party.

“Thank you so much, New Jersey,” Booker said. “I’m proud to be your Senator-elect.”

The Associated Press declared Newark’s high-profile mayor the winner over Republican Steve Lonegan, 55-to-44 percent, with 85 percent of polls reporting.

The 44-year-old Booker fills the open seat of Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg, who died in June. He becomes the second African-American in the Senate along with Republican Tim Scott of South Carolina.

Toldja so ... fuck, the guy is whiter than I am (no, not really) Ok he’s paler than Vin Diesel (true) but it’s ever so important that we keep being told how A-A he is.

Lonegan cut into Booker’s early, 27 point lead in the final weeks but got no closer than 13 points in the final days – even after the country’s largest Tea Party political action committee brought 2008 GOP vice presidential candidate and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to New Jersey last weekend.

Booker also relied on some star power, including fundraising help from Oprah Winfrey.

Cory Booker ... he’s so BLACK he gets Oprah to campaign for him. And Teh Won too.

Voters went to the polls as Capitol Hill lawmakers voted to end the partial government shutdown—a fiscal crisis that helped define each candidate’s political platform during the two-month campaign.

Booker accused Congress of failing voters by not finding a way to work together while the Tea Party-backed Lonegan supported the shutdown fight, arguing against the ObamaCare concept of government-directed health insurance and calling for a one-year delay.
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Lonegan, 57, the former state director of Americans for Prosperity, a group advocating limited government that was founded by the billionaire Koch brothers, ran an aggressive campaign.

Yup, an actual Conservative. Not a snowball’s chance ... the media here decided Booker won back in late August.

Booker was forced off-message to explain G-rated correspondence with a stripper he met while filming a social media documentary.

Hey, maybe he really is Black after all. No, that’s not why. It’s merely that corruption and vice follow him around ... like white on rice.

But Booker painted him as a Tea Party extremist, one who would—if sent to Washington—make the capital’s gridlock worse.

You know what sucks rotten donkey balls? Even Fox News now labels the Tea Party as extremists. Not only can we not win, we can’t even get anywhere near a fair shake. The Tea Party people are merely traditional Constitutionalists. Not all of us are even Conservatives. We just paid a tiny bit of attention in school, so we know how America used to be, and how it’s supposed to be.  And isn’t any more. Limited government and fiscal sanity. And we want to see real - REAL - movement towards getting things back that way. You know, just in case we don’t want our great-grandchildren to be debt slaves to China. That makes us anti-education CO2 denying misogynistic nigger hanging Nazi granny rapers, don’t it? Just ask the news media. Or the pollsters ... I think I saw a poll the other day 34% of Americans think the Tea Party is a scarier threat than terrorism, communism, and a dead economy.

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